It seems kinda weird to me that the Video cable is of the same thikness as the audio ones. The video cable is usually thicker and better separated from the audio ones. You can get interference once you go to 12ft of cable if the audio is too close to the video and if its not well isolated. If you got these cables already, I would separate the video cable from the audio and run them with at least 1" room in between them.<br><br>___________________________________________<br><br>I'm just another Mac user at an 8 hour day Dilbert style cubicle job....

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